... SLAVERY IN CUBA. Emancipation appears to be making way in Cuba at last. Some reports from the English Consul-General and Vice-Consols in Cuba, which have just been issued, show that steady progress is being made. Since the Muret Law tame into operation ...

... TRAMCAR AND 'BUS SLAVERY. One of the speakers at the early morning meetleg of the tramway and 'bus men in London, over which Lord Rosebery presided, told his story in a stirring, manly fashion, and it was quite strong enough to excite general sympathy ...

... the anti-slavery work of the past fifty years. Other resolutions were adopted regretting the vast extent of slavery still maintained among Mohammedan and heathen nations, and pledging the meeting to support the British and Foreign Anti-Slavery Society ...

... no matter how many roses surround the chains. All the more so if the slavery is self. imposed, and surrounded by all the Preserip- tions of religion. Make the marriage -tie as close as Church or State can make it but let it be equal, impartial. That it ...

... OUR 1A )N Landon. 26th December, 1889. THE Anti Slavery Congress at Brussels has ad• I earned its labours for a few weeks ; but it has already arrived at some tolerably strong conclusive& In order to exterminate the African slave trade, it is seggested ...

... the abolition of slavery. Christian preachers prided themselves that It was Christianity that had got rid of slavery. It had done nothing of the kind. (Hear, hear.) If it was Christianity that got rid of slavery, why was it that slavery was part of the ...

... beneath the yoke of forced slavery ; but now, as the emancipator is sinking into the grave, a million of liberated bondsmen are celebrating their freedom from the thralls of serfdom, and the last civilized country which tolerated slavery is loosed for ever from ...

... ranks, of different creeds and of both polite! parties, was held at the Guildhallto celebrate the Jubilee of the Abolition of Slavery in the British Colonies.] Fifty years since ! Friends of delayed Reform Take courage ! Then what hate, what strife, what storm ...

... law relating to slavery. What slavery? Perhaps the measure is founded on the Radical notion that we Britishers are all slaves under the most dreaded tyranny extant, and Pease will lead us out to war against it. However that may be, slavery has nothing whatever ...

... British troops into the Transvaal should war declared against the natives, and to control the foreign relations the Transvaal. Slavery is abolished and religions liberty guaranteed. The Queen's sovereignty revives if the Convention be not ratified within three ...

... FREDERICK DOUGLASS. This negro advocate of the old anti-slavery move mint, who was well known as a lecturer in Paisley in 1346, and subsequently in 1860, is about to pay a visit to this country. At his former lectures here, he bad with him for sale a ...

... follows —“Although the system of slavery is bad, it “ would display narrowneu of mind to exclude “ toe slaveholders from church-fellowship, and lino of distinction ought to be drawn between “ slaveholders and slavery.” “ What then,” said Mr. Donglaa, ...